Nigeria’s Super Eagles suffered a painful setback in their 2027 Africa Cup of Nations qualifying campaign, losing 3–0 to Guinea-Bissau in Bissau on Tuesday, September 29.
Franculino Djú opened the scoring before Mama Baldé doubled the hosts’ advantage after the interval. Álvaro Djaló completed the defeat with a late third goal.
Eric Chelle’s team arrived after a 2–1 opening victory over Madagascar, but could not find the same response against a confident Guinea-Bissau side.
Nigeria struggled to turn attacking possession into clear chances, while the hosts punished defensive weaknesses with decisive finishing.
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The result leaves the Super Eagles on three points from two matches, with Guinea-Bissau collecting six. Chelle now faces the task of restoring confidence and correcting the lapses before Nigeria’s next qualifying fixtures.